Shopping for treasures is part of the fun when you’re visiting Hocking Hills. We’ve compiled a list of sites that might be of interest, in and around Logan and Lancaster. From antique shops to flea markets and boutiques, there are plenty of shops to see throughout the hills and a special treasure to be found.
For starters, browse the gift gallery at Glenlaurel. We have a wide variety of unique gifts, gourmet snacks, artwork, Celtic treasures, and locally made crafts.
If you prefer antiques, the Hocking Hills Market is a nice stop. You’ll find antiques, arts & crafts, jewelry, and furniture. Located off route 33, northwest of route 180. They also have a flea market every weekend.
The Logan Antique Mall is located at Remple’s Grove (off state route 664) and is full of antiques and other collectibles. The Midwest Glassware Outlet is also located at Remple’s Grove and is full of American-made items, please call for hours at (740) 380-9400.
A visit to the Hocking House is a must. They feature hand-made clay, art, glass, and pottery. Please call (740) 385-4166 or visit HockingHouse. Make sure you stop by the Wind Chime Shop before leaving the area because they have handmade windchimes, garden decor, and candles. Please call (740) 385-9537 for hours. Another little gem is called Vintage en Vogue. This retail shop is in downtown Logan and they offer eclectic items, clothes, antiques, and one-of-a-kind finds.